National	Conf	Actual	Category	Actual	Conf	National
Advantage	Rank	Rank				Rank	Rank
Baylor	48	8	165.33	Rushing Offense	214.63	5	20
Baylor	94	9	188.44	Passing Offense	362.50	3	5
Baylor	90	10	353.78	Total Offense	577.13	1	2
Baylor	83	9	24.56	Scoring Offense	41.50	3	9
Baylor	120	10	257.33	Rushing Defense	211.63	8	109
Baylor	117	10	161.03	Pass Efficiency Defense	144.81	9	100
Baylor	120	10	541.33	Total Defense	466.25	9	113
Baylor	119	10	45.44	Scoring Defense	36.75	9	114
Kansas	32	3	38.13	Net Punting	30.89	10	119
Baylor	91	8	5.78	Punt Returns	10.45	1	34
Kansas	78	7	20.69	Kickoff Returns	19.26	10	106
Kansas	92	7	-.44	Turnover Margin	-.63	8	102
PUSH	114	8	284	Pass Defense	254.63	5	96
Baylor	35	6	142.92	Passing Efficiency	189.55	1	1
Baylor	114	10	.89	Sacks	1.63	7	80
Baylor	100	10	4.56	Tackles For Loss	5	7	83
Kansas	81	7	2.33	Sacks Allowed	2.38	8	85

Outside of special teams this one is all Baylor, but it's a little deceptive. For the first time in a little while Kansas is facing a team that is comparably poor on the defensive side of the football. Kansas still holds the edge in terms of futility, but Baylor's defense is bad enough that Kansas could get things moving in the right direction offensively.

One thing that has certainly been troubling is the slide for Kansas on the offensive side of the ball. What was once a top 25 offense is now approaching the century mark and much of that stems from the struggles in the passing game. Kansas just doesn't throw the ball well and there are quite a few potential scapegoats.

Is it Webb? The receiving corps? Or possibly playcalling? Either way it's a troubling trend and if they can't move the needle in the right direction against Baylor it might be tough to claim improvement in this area by season's end. It's what Gill hung his hat on when the heat was turned up after the Kansas State game and it's looking less and less like any significant improvement has taken place.